"June, 1381. Embarking on his annual pilgrimage to Canterbury, Geoffrey Chaucer and his fellow travellers are forced to turn back when confronted with a horde of armed and angry peasants, intent on marching to London. Returning to the city to warn the authorities of the approaching danger, the pilgrims hole up at the Tabard Inn and prepare for the coming invasion. That same night, a woman's body is fished out of the River Thames, her throat cut. When...

Acclaimed as one of the Four Great Novels of Chinese Literature, Outlaws of the March is a timeless story of rebellion in a turbulent age, featuring a colorful gang of renegade bandits and the merciless tyrant who hunts them.